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Translate: Traveller Receptionist


I’d like to get an accommodation at your We’re fully booked.
hotel. Have you reserved a room?
I’d like to check in. I’ll check in the register book.
I’ve reserved a room. What floor would you like?
A single room/a double room/a twin Do you prefer smoking or non-smoking
room/a suite floor?
A room with a shower/a bath/a Check out is at midday.
telephone/air conditioning Fill in the registration form, please.
Are pets allowed in the hotel? Sign in the register, please.
Give me a wake - up call at 7.00, please. You can pay by cash or credit card.
Will you call me a taxi to the airport? Hotel service/room service

2.Answer the Receptionist’s questions: Traveller


- Good morning. Can I help you? - ___________________
-What’s your name, please? -____________________
-Yes, you have reserved a single room for three - ___________________
nights, is that correct? _____________________
- What floor do you prefer smoking or non- - ___________________
smoking? _____________________
- Could you fill in the registration form, please? - ___________________
- Sign in the register book, please. - ___________________
- And will you be paying by cash or credit card? - ___________________
- If you require local currencies we can also -____________________
exchange money for you. _____________________
- Your room number is 1107. Here’s your key. - ___________________
-Would you like assistance with your bags? - ___________________

3. Play the roles: Traveller Receptionist


You have arrived in the hotel and you You greet the traveller.
need: Ask him if he/she has reserved a room.
- a single room with a shower; You have several different rooms:
- non-smoking floor; -a single room; -a double room;-a suite
- the lower floor. Ask the traveller:
You get the key and ask the receptionist: - how many nights he/she would like to
- to give you a wake –up call at 7 a.m.; stay;
- to bring breakfast in the room; - how he/she would pay;
- to call a taxi for you -if he/she needs any services.
Give him/her the key.

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